A
powerful
expected
to
hit
starting
Thursday
could
bring
the
strongest
blizzard
of
the
winter
for
the
,
potentially
dumping
5
to
12
feet
of
at
elevations
5
,
000
feet
above
sea
level
.
?
Even
by
Sierra
standards
,
this
is
shaping
up
to
be
a
highly
impactful
,
major
winter
storm
,
?
the
National
Weather
Service
office
in
Reno
said
.
?
If
these
snow
totals
hold
,
this
will
easily
be
the
biggest
storm
of
the
season
.
?
That
includes
the
possibility
of
1
to
3
feet
of
snow
for
communities
along
Highway
395
in
Mono
County
,
with
Mammoth
Lakes
and
June
Lakes
potentially
getting
nearly
4
feet
of
snow
.
There
?
s
a
strong
chance
of
4
feet
of
snow
along
the
Sierra
crest
around
the
Tahoe
Basin
,
and
more
than
3
feet
in
places
like
South
Lake
Tahoe
,
Incline
Village
and
Tahoe
City
,
said
.
Winds
on
the
ridge
tops
of
California
?
s
mightiest
mountain
range
?
could
easily
exceed
120
mph
,
?
and
?
could
lead
to
blizzard
conditions
with
near
-
zero
visibility
at
times
.
?
Forecasters
urged
people
to
take
advantage
of
calm
through
Wednesday
to
prepare
ahead
of
the
incoming
storm
.
They
warned
travel
is
expected
to
be
nearly
impossible
from
about
4
a
.
m
.
Thursday
through
Sunday
morning
.
?
If
you
attempt
to
travel
,
be
prepared
for
whiteout
conditions
&
extended
road
closures
.
Bring
extra
food
,
water
,
&
warm
clothing
,
?
the
National
Weather
Service
office
in
Sacramento
posted
on
social
media
.
Yosemite
could
see
snow
showers
on
Saturday
,
the
weather
service
office
in
Hanford
said
.
?
Snow
may
be
heavy
at
times
.
?
For
,
the
storm
is
expected
to
bring
a
slight
chance
of
late
Friday
,
becoming
likely
on
Saturday
and
possibly
lasting
through
Sunday
morning
.
That
storm
could
bring
0
.
75
to
1
.
5
inches
of
rain
to
the
coast
and
valleys
,
and
1
to
3
inches
in
the
.
But
there
?
s
also
the
possibly
of
a
more
dry
scenario
,
with
as
little
as
0
.
25
to
0
.
5
inches
of
rain
in
the
coast
and
valleys
,
and
0
.
5
to
1
inch
of
rain
in
the
mountains
.
The
weekend
storm
will
be
a
one
for
L
.
A
.
County
;
there
could
be
a
dusting
of
snow
in
some
areas
at
elevations
below
3
,
000
feet
.
?
This
will
likely
be
the
coldest
air
mass
we
?
ve
had
in
some
time
with
frost
/
freeze
concerns
possible
for
sheltered
valleys
Sunday
and
possibly
a
bit
more
widespread
into
Monday
morning
,
?
the
weather
service
office
in
Oxnard
said
.
Rain
could
return
to
the
starting
late
Thursday
and
continue
through
Saturday
.
?
Overall
it
?
s
just
going
to
be
nasty
outside
with
cold
temperatures
,
gusty
and
periods
of
moderate
rain
,
?
the
National
Weather
Service
office
in
Monterey
said
.
?
That
being
said
,
the
actual
impacts
look
mostly
minor
with
wind
gusts
in
the
25
-
35
mph
range
and
only
a
moderate
amount
of
rainfall
,
spread
out
over
a
few
days
.
?
Winds
could
be
a
problem
in
the
.
Forecasters
warned
of
winds
gusting
from
35
to
55
mph
that
could
trigger
,
especially
from
Marysville
in
Yuba
County
and
northward
.
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